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What did the creation of Lake Windermere sound like?

This is an audio version of a poem I wrote years ago when I was staying in the...

A poem for Valentine’s Day

I’ve recorded this timeless John Donne love poem for Valentine’s Day. Do give it a listen. I love recording...

I’m reading poetry, just to cope.

If like me you’re struggling to cope with the clawing sense of horror at the world’s events, use the power...

A poem for our times

I first started out at 16 reading poetry for BBC Radio 4. It was really how I started out as...

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